The onset of psychosis is generally at a young age. The first 2-5 years from the onset of psychosis is regarded as the critical period to improve the prognosis, so the intervention including more recent-onset psychotic patients might be of use. Additionally, the family of a young patient has been reported to have strong concerns about returning to school, going to work and getting married. With regard to a setting of the psychoeducational intervention, a homogeneous group one can make the program better fitted for their problems and heighten group cohesiveness.